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12:46.40T0mWgood morning
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13:53.04chouimatmorning
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13:54.36CosmicPenguinmmmm... finally back in my home timezone
14:10.29T0mWCosmicPenguin: back into sync with your world again, eh?
14:11.30T0mWmonday monday monday ...
14:11.55T0mWprpplague: awake yet?
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14:15.26prpplagueT0mW: yea
14:15.29prpplagueT0mW: what up?
14:19.03T0mWprpplague: I'm gonna try that hot plate thing that of sparkfun
14:19.24T0mWprpplague: I've ordered the sqeegee, pot of paste and a stencil
14:19.55T0mWprpplague: all the parts are here, the PCB should be in this week
14:20.37CosmicPenguinprpplague: so, happy the storms missed you?
14:20.55T0mWprpplague: Now, I have an 8" element on the electric stove.  What I think will work is to put a 8" square aluminum sheet onto that and heat it up to do the reflow.
14:22.02T0mWprpplague: either I'll solder the board or poison myself with the vapors...
14:22.31prpplaguehehe
14:22.33prpplagueT0mW: cool
14:22.47prpplagueT0mW: wish i had the money and time to do that kind of experimentationg
14:22.49prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea
14:23.02prpplagueCosmicPenguin: very surprised though
14:23.39CosmicPenguinprpplague: nobody knows why storms do what they do
14:23.49CosmicPenguinI suggest just being relieved and hoping no others show up down the pipe
14:26.32T0mWhurricanes: God's crapshoot of life
14:28.38prpplagueCosmicPenguin: we should be clear for about 2 weeks
14:28.55prpplagueCosmicPenguin: generally a storm will suck enough energy out of the water for about 2 weeks
14:29.21T0mWprpplague: what does that do? make the surf calmer or somthing?
14:29.41CosmicPenguinIts all about the heat in the water, I think
14:29.51T0mWoh, cooler then
14:30.07CosmicPenguinOf course, they're saying that the water is warmer then it has been in a very long time
14:30.13CosmicPenguinwhich is why the last two years have been so bad
14:30.24T0mWnod
14:30.52T0mWWell, I am about 90 miles inland, never wanted to live on the beach...
14:32.24T0mWanybody here built gcc, gdb for the Abatron BDI-2000?  That is the job for the day, try to get it working.
14:32.54CosmicPenguinI saw a GDB build for it just the other day, but I didn't save the page
14:33.14T0mWI wonder if I just couldn't use a crosstools build to work with it?
14:33.49T0mWthat just the remote gdb operation is all that is needed for gdb
14:34.04T0mWe.g. gdbserver
14:34.20jbevrenre
14:34.23jbevrenyawn
14:34.26CosmicPenguinThe package I saw made a BDI target
14:34.32T0mWThe guys that sold me the Abatron have got a nifty dev ide, for only $4k
14:34.46T0mWgak
14:36.05T0mWok, well, just dive and see if it works then
14:36.37T0mWif it don't, bang on it til it does, right?
14:37.39T0mWI think Marc Singer has something on his site about building up a gdb setup for the abitron + LPC LHA400 dev board
14:40.45prpplagueT0mW: yea its all about the heat from the water
14:40.53CosmicPenguinI need to learn more about how GDB works in that regard
14:41.13prpplagueT0mW: yea marc singer has been working with the openjtag ppl on doing a jtag debugger system
14:41.18CosmicPenguinI would like to figure out how to add MSR read to kgdb
14:44.57T0mWprpplague: openjtag as in the source forge project?
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14:49.49prpplagueT0mW: yea, #openjtag
14:49.57prpplagueT0mW: iirc they have a home page too
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15:05.43CroftonCosmicPenguin, I need to buy a cheap athlon system, any recoemmendations?
15:06.40CosmicPenguinYou should be able to roll into a lower end Athlon/64 for not much
15:06.45CosmicPenguinof course, when you say cheap, you mean.....
15:07.06CosmicPenguinAnd when you say system, do you mean whitebox or something from BestBuy?
15:07.19Croftonhmm
15:07.26Croftonnewegg maybe/bestbuy
15:07.43CroftonI don't want to assemble myslef just order a box
15:07.51CosmicPenguinAhh sure
15:07.54CosmicPenguinOk, well
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15:08.11Croftonwe need to replace a machine here and I want a 64 bit machine to compile our stuff in to see if that breaks it :)
15:09.53CosmicPenguinOver at best buy, you have either eMachines or HP
15:10.18CosmicPenguinThe prices are good, but I don't know how you feel about those types of computers
15:10.25Croftonnewegg has something called abs
15:10.31CosmicPenguinurl?
15:10.34CroftonI have no feelings :)
15:10.44CosmicPenguinBestbuy has a 4000+ shuttle for 2k
15:10.52CosmicPenguinthats a bit expensive, but  a great looking form factor
15:10.54Croftonhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16883102642
15:11.07CroftonI need cheap, don't need monitors
15:11.20CroftonI would be happy with last years model
15:11.24CosmicPenguinOOh - and they have a 3500+ for 1k
15:11.42kergoththeres usually deals on older shuttles, isnt there?  i got mine for like $950 or something direct from them
15:11.43Croftonwe aren't playing games :)
15:12.24CroftonI just need a box under the desk for web stuff, bugzilla, maybe monotone
15:12.36kergothah
15:12.40CosmicPenguinCrofton: you can get a eMachines with 200G and 1G of memory, plus a faster processor for the same price at Bestbuy
15:12.44kergothwell, check dealnews and gotapex
15:12.54CosmicPenguinIf you want to do monotone, then you better look for a cray
15:12.54kergoththeres almost always deals on cheap boxes
15:12.58kergothlol
15:13.05Croftonheh
15:13.06kergothor kick me until the svn gateway is up
15:13.13kergothprobably be more efficient
15:13.20kergothow
15:13.27CosmicPenguinI've been wanting to get a shuttle
15:13.40CroftonI kind of want a distributed soulution so we can screw around locally
15:13.43CosmicPenguinI should jump on to this here super information highway
15:30.24Soopamananyone playing with OE in OS X?
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16:57.16CosmicPenguinAre you serious?
16:57.31prpplagueCosmicPenguin: sorta
16:57.59CosmicPenguinYou'll never made a dime on anything you submit, you realize that right?
16:58.07prpplagueCosmicPenguin: and just donate them to that new patent haven group
16:58.09prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea
16:58.22prpplagueCosmicPenguin: mainly to just protect them from companies like m$
16:58.44prpplagueCosmicPenguin: just flood the patent office with small patents
16:58.57CosmicPenguinAbout the time that somebody actually sucessfully defends one of these patents, then I'll be scared
16:59.00CosmicPenguinuntil then, screw em
17:00.12prpplagueCosmicPenguin: hehe, you know symbol has a patent for " a handheld device with a barcode scanner that can be activated with a trigger like device"
17:01.05prpplaguekergoth: did you ever get a sharp sl-c3000 to test?
17:02.12prpplagueCosmicPenguin: http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2662474209.html
17:04.42CosmicPenguinsharp has marketing?
17:04.52prpplagueCosmicPenguin: not in the US
17:04.55prpplagueCosmicPenguin: hehe
17:05.01CosmicPenguinThats as funny as saying AMD has marketing
17:05.46prpplagueCosmicPenguin: hehe
17:06.04prpplagueCosmicPenguin: sharp is a weird company
17:06.30prpplagueCosmicPenguin: they have a whole line of arm processors, but yet, they don't even use them in their OWN handhelds
17:11.05prpplaguechouimat: don't suppose you watched that "talking to americans" that was on last night
17:12.55chouimatprpplague: hmm?
17:13.32chouimatprpplague: was watching an adult movie called Katrina does New Orleans ...
17:14.34prpplaguehehe
17:14.52prpplaguechouimat: something that was on cbc last night
17:16.34chouimatprpplague: no I was watching family guy ...
17:16.48prpplaguechouimat: oh
17:17.20prpplaguekergoth: first season of the new dr.who series just started on the island tv network this past saturday
17:17.39kergothnice, its great
17:17.44chouimatprpplague: new episode ... and it was funny ... the farting scene between peter and micheal moore was hilarious
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19:20.07prpplaguejeeze,  i can not believe how the US treats citizens who marry non citizens
19:20.12prpplague"Rohrabacher, who championed the change in law, says such cases do not weaken his conviction that anyone found in the United States illegally should be removed. Their families need not be split, he says.
19:20.12prpplague"They can take their families with them when they go," he says. "
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19:23.49prpplagueCrofton: hows you INS stuff going?
19:30.20cdm-workmmmmm...INS
19:31.15kergoth`foodheh
19:31.17kergoth`foodhey cdm-work
19:31.43cdm-workhey man.
19:32.15prpplaguecdm-work: INS is imho far worse than IRS and is the most ineffcient and malecious org in america
19:32.24cdm-workyepper
19:32.24kergoth`foodcdm-work: nice
19:32.52CosmicPenguingolf club?
19:32.54kergoth`foodi'm stuck working on crosscompile issues and html today
19:34.41cdm-workCosmic - Green Card
19:36.44prpplaguethese ppl at INS make me see red
19:37.38Soopamankergoth`food, what html?
19:39.44kergoth`foodSoopaman: web configuration interface for linux router type devices at my company
19:42.34Soopamanoh, heh, if it wasn't commercial i'd help you
19:42.45Soopamanbeen working on an interface like that myself
19:43.06CosmicPenguinWho hasn't?
19:43.57Soopamanyou?
19:44.03kergoth`foodwe need a good framework for such things, otehr than that one ..
19:44.05kergoth`foodopen source, that is
19:44.15kergoth`foodcourse most companies probably wouldnt go for it anyway, unless they could close source part of it
19:44.15CosmicPenguinHeh - thats one of those things that everybody seems to implement on their own
19:44.18kergoth`foodyep
19:44.27Soopamanheheh
19:44.33CosmicPenguinIts easy to think - its just scripts and HTML
19:44.36Soopamanthe linksys was an alright start
19:45.03kergoth`foodtheres quite a bit more to it than that.  you need a clean format to hold the config, and a way to import/export the config for backup, and..
19:45.17CosmicPenguinkergoth`food: and thats the problem... :)
19:45.28CosmicPenguinYou start dicking with it  and all of a sudden way too much stuff
19:45.39CosmicPenguinso we get lots of crappy implementations instead onf a single good one
19:45.40prpplaguehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0764554638/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-0680645-8053731#reader-link
19:46.03kergoth`foodCosmicPenguin: heh, something else like that unit test thing that we should do
19:46.05CosmicPenguinThats gotta be a joke?
19:46.08kergoth`foodyet another instance of too much duplication of effort
19:46.18kergoth`foodprpplague: haha
19:46.20CosmicPenguinkergoth`food: ssdd
19:46.34CosmicPenguinWe all have the same issues, but nobody is willing to step up
19:46.38kergoth`foodyeah
19:46.42kergoth`foodcourse stepping up requires time.
19:46.44kergoth`food:\
19:46.54CosmicPenguinPart of it I think is because many of these issues seem to come naturally to corporate situations
19:47.05CosmicPenguinso even if people do have a solution, they can't share it
19:47.15CosmicPenguinNot many freelance geeks really care about unit testing ALSA
19:47.18CosmicPenguinit either works or it doesn't
19:47.23kergoth`foodyeah, thats a good point
19:47.40kergoth`foodthere are few people who are on both sides of the fence
19:51.38prpplagueafter 35 minutes on hold, the INS rep finally came back on the line with my info, after i asked what took so long she said, "well we get to you when can, its not like your a first class citizen anyway"
20:10.25Croftonthat sounds typical
20:10.35CroftonI am still stuck with expired fingerprints
20:12.29prpplagueCrofton: my wife has to go re-do her physical since its been over a year since she did her last one for INS
20:13.30CosmicPenguinphysical?  What the hell for?
20:14.03prpplagueCosmicPenguin: you can't have any diseases or genetic problems
20:14.50prpplagueCosmicPenguin: mostly they are looking for infectious stuff, but they screen pretty hard for other things too
20:15.18prpplagueCosmicPenguin: for women they screen heavily for genetic conditions that could be passed to a child
20:15.35CosmicPenguinTo avoid the load on the welfare system, presumably
20:15.50CosmicPenguinthe infectious stuff is BS, because these people are by and large already in the country
20:15.58prpplagueyea
20:16.00CosmicPenguinthey've already infected people, citizen or not
20:16.16prpplagueCosmicPenguin: they look for the basics like std's, hiv/aids, TB
20:17.00prpplagueCosmicPenguin: and you'd love the interview
20:17.07CosmicPenguinI hope that they then try to cure the std or TB?
20:17.16prpplaguenope
20:17.26prpplagueCosmicPenguin: if you got it, you X for 3 years
20:17.46CosmicPenguinJust give em some damn penniclin
20:17.46prpplagues/you/you are
20:17.49prpplagueyou can reapply in 3 years
20:17.55CosmicPenguinif you can be kept out of the country for three years due to a STB, I've got a whole lot of poeple I want to stick on a boat
20:18.00prpplagueTB is permanent
20:18.16CosmicPenguinI thought you could put it into remission?
20:18.33prpplagueCosmicPenguin: thats what i thought too
20:18.49prpplagueCosmicPenguin: i couldn't believe some of the questions they asked donna
20:19.10CosmicPenguinDon't we have a statue somewhere that says give us your sick, your poor?
20:19.15CosmicPenguinI thought for sure
20:19.29prpplagueCosmicPenguin: ellis island
20:19.34prpplagueCosmicPenguin: which is in ruins
20:19.58CosmicPenguinprpplague: actually, thats the statue of Liberty, and the last time I looked, she was still around
20:20.03prpplaguei had no idea about this crap
20:20.04CosmicPenguinmaybe something went down while I was in Germnay
20:20.11prpplagueCosmicPenguin: oh my mistake
20:21.17CosmicPenguinHeh... :)
20:21.43prpplaguehehe, i do recal another statue with the same stuff on one of the immigrantion islands there
20:23.09prpplagueit just amazes me how they treat me at INS
20:25.03Croftonheh
20:25.06Croftonthey are idiots
20:25.47CroftonI flunk TB tests because of some shot  I had when I was a kid
20:26.15Croftonwhen I went to college the school doctors told me to take some pills, then they told me not to drink
20:26.35CroftonI quit taking the pills and never went back the infirmary :)
20:26.43prpplagueyea
20:26.53prpplagueCrofton: donna had the same problem
20:27.06prpplagueCrofton: we had to get an affidavit saying she had the shot
20:27.11Croftonyeah
20:27.38Croftonapparently they didn't like the size of my reaction to the test
20:28.08CroftonBCG vaccine?
20:28.55prpplagueCrofton: something like that i can recall, but it was related to the TB test they did
20:29.07Croftonhttp://www.cdc.gov/nchstp/tb/pubs/tbfactsheets/250120.htm
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